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The New York Times is shocked, shocked that some Americans are suspicious of the politicization of the coronavirus illness. The press is stirring up an absolute panic over a sickness that is minor in terms of deaths — now in the low dozens in this country while the seasonal flu has killed 18,000 Americans. As […] March 12th, 2020 | Category: media malfeasance | Tags: American economy, business, coronavirus, economy, epidemic, illness, jobs, layoffs, liberal press, media, New York Times, pandemic, President Trump, stock market, World Health Organization |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Public health is a topic that gets little attention these days except for warnings about self-inflicted problems like obesity and alcoholism. The danger from infectious disease may seem like a distant memory or a Third World trouble. But now, open borders threaten all Americans with communicable illnesses once thought defeated by modern medical science. The […] December 28th, 2018 | Category: immigration against public health | Tags: aliens, Beto O'Rourke, caravan, contagion, dengue fever, disease, doctor, flu, hepatitis, illegal aliens, illness, infectious disease, influenza, medicine, Mexico, open border, science, sick kids, TB, tuberculosis, vaccination | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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